Ahead of the NYC mayoral re-election, lawsuits allege Adams showed favoritism by making sure “unqualified” friends were given NYPD positions.

Top NYPD brass doled out coveted jobs in specialty units to "unqualified" friends and sold promotions for cash, according to several lawsuits claiming embattled New York

Four bombshell lawsuits filed late Monday claim Adams and his top NYPD allies of running a department rife with corruption and retaliation.

The lawsuits, by four former police officers, claim that a culture of cronyism ruled the department. James Essig, who was chief of detectives, said that promotions were sold for $15,000.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams disclosed that Andrew Cuomo requested he step aside in the mayoral race, even after the former governor was defeated in the Democratic primary.

Trump, speaking at the so-called “Alligator Alcatraz” migrant detention center in Florida, called the increasingly MAGA-aligned Adams a “very good person.”

Just a few months ago, it appeared unlikely that Mayor Eric Adams of New York, who was facing federal corruption charges, would be in a position to seek a second term.

Remember the scandalous circumstances surrounding the New York City mayor's corruption case? The president's new comments make the mess worse.

President Donald Trump boasted on Tuesday that he “helped out” New York City Mayor Eric Adams after the Justice Department indicted the then Democrat on various corruption charges related to the country of Turkey.

Hours after Zohran Mamdani’s performance in New York City’s Democratic primary electrified national politics, Adams painted the 33-year-old democratic socialist as an entitled and inexperienced lawmaker trying to hoodwink New Yorkers with unrealistic campaign proposals. “This is a city not of socialism,” Adams said.